CMS for a SaaS Blog: Keep It on Your Domain, Ditch WordPress
What a SaaS blog needs from a CMS, and why self-hosted headless beats bolting on WordPress — same domain, same design, owned content.
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What a SaaS blog needs from a CMS, and why self-hosted headless beats bolting on WordPress — same domain, same design, owned content.
Five Decap CMS alternatives — TinaCMS for better git editing, UnfoldCMS/Strapi/Directus for a database, or Storyblok for hosted visual editing.
Five TinaCMS alternatives — Decap to stay git-backed, UnfoldCMS/Strapi/Directus for a database, or Storyblok for hosted visual editing.
Five KeystoneJS alternatives compared — code-first Payload, UI-modeled UnfoldCMS and Directus, Node Strapi, or hosted Sanity.
Five Joomla alternatives — modern PHP with UnfoldCMS, the WordPress ecosystem, or headless with Strapi and Directus.
Five Umbraco alternatives — leave .NET for UnfoldCMS, Directus, or Strapi, go SaaS with Contentful, or stay .NET with Piranha/Heartcore.
Five DatoCMS alternatives — self-host with UnfoldCMS, Strapi, or Directus, or stay SaaS with Sanity or Contentful. GraphQL notes included.
Five ButterCMS alternatives — self-host with UnfoldCMS, Strapi, or Directus, or find a better SaaS in Sanity or Storyblok.
Five Grav alternatives — Kirby and Statamic to stay flat-file, or UnfoldCMS, Payload, and Directus for a database and API.
Five Kirby alternatives compared — stay flat-file with Grav/Statamic, or move to a database CMS like UnfoldCMS, Payload, or Directus.
A job board is a structured-content problem: listings, filters, search, expiry. Build the backbone on a CMS you own and wrap your own frontend.
A knowledge base is a content problem, not a help-desk one. A self-hosted CMS gives you articles, categories, and search — and you own it all.